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I don't see an issue with the encrypted answer, but I would definitely prefer to see the spoiler markdown instead. It keeps everything nicely packaged right here on Code Review without needing any external resources /or links.
For those who may not know how to use it, this
Hint 1:
>! This is a ...
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Graduated Stack Exchange sites display ads chosen by the community in the right-side bar. “Graduated” means sites that have been around for long enough to no longer be in beta, other than the original trilogy.
We could propose ads refering people to Computer Science SE. Programmers and Mathemati...
Stevvve The Adnificent has added the following six ads to the system:
These should be showing up randomly to users with 5,000+ reputation who happen to be browsing through them.
We'll check back after a bit to see if it's made any difference...
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I have a NodeJS package, staticize, which takes an object of HTTP routes -> file locations, then serves them dynamically on each request.
Could I get some feedback on the latest rewrite of the main file? (Also available on GitHub here)
var fs = require('fs');
var mime = require('mime');
module...
I am currently learning c and playing around with the rand() and if/else statement. This code looks long, just curious if there is another way to make the code shorter?
The code below works fine, it's just randomize the output everytime someone answers the question incorrectly.
code:
while(inp...0
I like community-ads. They have the word community in them, and I find it's a great way of making the "bigger brother" graduated sites give some visibility to beta sites.
On graduated sites, anyone with an account can post any ad on the community-ads meta post, and if/when they get 6 votes, they...
How to realize immutable objects in GenericDAOImpl?
By creating copies of the objects you get in, rather than keeping references to the objects. With generics this is may be tricky but if T extends Cloneable you could at least call clone() on it to create a field for field copy. This will not ...
The following code computes:
The longest common subsequence between two strings, where a subsequence of a sequence does not have to consist of contiguous elements of the sequence.
The longest subsequence in a string that is a palindrome.
All suggestions are welcome (more idiomatic f#, optimi...
I have myself a little challenge tonight. I've tried to come up with the shortest code for the problem below (the code is pretty self explanatory, except determinGrade there which follows the rule
A - 90-100%
B - 80-89%
C - 70-79%
D - 60-69%
F - Below 60%
code has to be PEP8 complient a...
This is a simple C++ program I had to write for class. It prompts the user to input an integer and then outputs both the individual digits of the number and the sum of the digits. How do I improve this?
For example:
Input: 3456
Output:
3 4 5 6
Sum of all digits: 19
Input: 1234
Output:
1 2 ...
My partner and I are beginning to believe there could be a desync possibility in the lock free queue we have written. But we would like some fresh eyes on the subject. What are your thoughts on our design?
Critiques welcome and wanted. Thank you.
// nolockqueue.hpp:
#ifndef NOLOCKQUEUE_HPP
#def...0
How can I pass an exception that has been thrown in one thread to its calling thread?
I am obliged to use Java version 1.3. Thread.UncaughtExceptionHandler was added in Java 1.5.
I'm quite happy if I have to wrap my code up in a try block and therefore catch the exception inside the thread tha...0
I have received a project that is built on Cordova with JQueryMobile. The App is already published on three platforms and is being used by 100K+ users. Now I have to add new functionality in it. But when i checked the code, it looks less organized; poorly written; lacks code maintainability;has u...
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The Collatz's Conjecture states that any number can either be halved (if it is even) or multiplied by three and added one to (if it is odd) and eventually reach 1.
I was wondering if there was a more efficient way to work out the series that a number takes to get to one and the amount of steps i...
I want to deep compare N objects and show all keys that are not present in all objects. The value doesn't matter:
var a = {
"index": "foo",
"one": true
}
var b = {
"index": "bar",
"two": 1,
"three": undefined
}
var c = {
"index": undefined,
"two": 2,
"three": null
}
co...0
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Whenever I write a loop, I always use closure if it's appropriate by way of a self-executing anonymous function. I will typically write my searching loops as follows:
var i = 0, length = myArr.length,
fe = null;
for (; i < length; i++) {
if ((function (el) {
if (el.searchCon...
I'm doing probably something wrong. The "remember me" function is actually not working..
Can you have a look?
[HttpPost]
public JsonResult MyLogin(string userName, string password, bool rememberMe)
{
try
{
var accountClient = new AccountClient(RequestSettings.Language, Reques...
Meme: Monking
Originator: Morwenn
Cultural Height: The 2nd Monitor
Background: A morning greeting to the Monkey doing his monkey-business, in other words: monking
Examples: A small chat search
Variations: Monkernoon, Monkevening, Monknight, ... Important is only that it begins with Monk... ;...
I need to cut the program to the final logic cut. It's now ~10 times smaller, although it's as far as I could get in my understanding now.
Given two identical text strings. When you write in you should write letters which have to be identical to the given line. And while you're typing the curso...0
I have written this Matrix class after posting an answer to Malachi's rags-to-riches question.
The initial purpose had been to reverse a matrix represented by a 2d array.
I have changed it to a more object orientated version.
Just for fun I have added the ability to sum two Matrix objects.
publi...
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Say... what happens if I make a function with a variable name maxDimensions? Or some weird function that takes a boolean isConstant? Your IsSignature fails.
